Best Ratchet Combination Wrench Set for 1-Person Company: 6-27 Sizes, Unusual Sizes Included

Lechu1777 wrote:

But I'm afraid that quality may be poor.

After all, in the table the seller wrote that the quality is high


"KRAFT & DELE germania" is 100% Chinese dressed in German. Just like the Swiss Witchen handbags

Without the rotation switch, use is not comfortable.
Maybe something from the higher shelf:
https://www.budujesz.pl/proxxon-zestaw-kluczy...wych-z-grzechotka-10-19mm-6szt-pr23124-98855/

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Honiton is not bad.

misiek1111 wrote:

Without rotation switch

With these / this type of keys it is practically unnecessary to switch the rotation to turn the other way it is enough to rotate the key 180 degrees (not in the way that the other end, just like the one mounted on the screw, i.e. what is on the top down) continue to turn only the other way around.

wojtek1234321 wrote:

turn the key 180 degrees

The head is angled. In hard-to-reach places, the key can be placed only one way - what will you do then?

misiek1111 wrote:

The head is angled.

Well, here you are right, but in the keys of this type, the vast majority of the heads are swinging so that it makes no difference.
And the ones you showed in the link probably have this "rotation switch". The photo is a bit weak, but something can be seen:

Yes, it's a rotation switch. I write about him because he often pokes around the nooks with such a key and in my cases it is necessary to me.
So what key is needed? 1, 2 or 3?

Hello Colleague, I propose S&R keys good quality and not too expensive keys and most importantly with a switch and this is sometimes really important because there are places that a straight-headed wrench cannot always be turned over / screws on flat surfaces in slots, while those with a swinging one they are not suitable for loosening highly sealed screws. Best regards.

Lechu1777 wrote:

But I'm afraid that quality may be poor. Anyone know this company and can comment? Alternatively, a request for what to buy at a similar price?

If something is in the name Germania, Germany, etc. it is immediately known that it is ordinary Chinese. No self-respecting German manufacturer, rather does not describe the product.

Is the quality good? Hard to say. Chinese products should be guided by price and organoleptic evaluation. The higher the price, the better the product quality is usually.
However, I recommend buying online, because you will be able to return the goods after viewing and trying for at least 14 days.

Lechu1777 wrote:

Okay, but what to buy? Here, e.g. GEKO keys, anyone know?
Here I found a much more expensive, but larger set, but it's about the Honiton company ..

Geko and Honiton are also Chinese. Except that Honiton is at least already a tested company and in total has good reviews. So you could buy it and have a good tool in total.

However, with a clear conscience I can recommend you BERNER keys. I don't know how much they sell, but if you write an email, you'll find out.
link
We have various tools from this company and I will tell you that I can't say a bad word really well at the moment.
Similarly, WURTH has solid tools on offer. Unfortunately, whose production it is I do not know. It is very possible that they are also Chinese, but at least higher or the highest shelf.

Best regards!

beta5 wrote:

while those with a pendulum tip are not suitable for loosening highly seized screws. Best regards.

I wouldn't risk unscrewing the bolts at all. At first loose some solid and those with a rattle to shoot after loosening.

Honiton had good reviews, now you can find identical branded honiton tools that can be bought as a jobi - unfortunately the quality is also the same, I bought myself so on other purchases I bought a 1/4 "honiton rattle for about PLN 30, it looked identical to the crap for PLN 10 and so it worked - from the news it had some looseness, as if poorly folded and fell after unscrewing 2 screws. I bought a castorama macalistera for PLN 20 and it works until today.